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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1941

Page

15

Bride Miss Lee Fetes Before Her Wedding in June Events

A long roster of May and June bridal events honors Miss Patsy Lee ahead of her marriage to Arthur Barner. Breakfasts, luncheons, coffees, teas, and showers are scheduled across homes in the area, with hosts including Mes James En Monier, Richard Smith, George Burnet, and Mrs. Thomas B. Lee. The festivities culminate in a rehearsal dinner and a Fort Sam Houston club dance, with surrounding notes on related engagements and society gatherings.

Patsy Lee Arthur Barner Mes James En Monier Richard Smith George Burnet Ligustrim Miss Lee al Frokich Portland Ots Les Bits Douglas Howder Ledge Zone Eleanor Jennings West King's Highway Margaret Hawley Gamilen Street Jeanette Warren Quentin Drive Lez Helen Matthews Patterson Thomas B. Lee Harper Jack Beer Lowryfield Denver Fort Sam Houston Jackson W. W. Jackson Tacksen New Braunfels Mist ‘Tuckers Wie University of San Antonio Skeltonlub Beta Thu Zeta

Local Club Calendar Listings in San Antonio Area

Calendar notes for several San Antonio clubs include meetings at private homes and city venues. Events feature chapters and auxiliaries of Benevolent, Catholic, and church groups, plus social groups like garden clubs and quilting circles, with times ranging from morning to evening on various days.

Radiant Shepler O. B.S Mie Sonie Temple Lasoya Alvett Gentennial Benevolent Club All Lark Butera Pond San Antonio Rose Row Guuler Crihohe Calevta Sergio Bethany Church P. On Orgains Elekmann Alpha Clash Madan Square Presbyterian Church P. Om Peter P. Hindeland Furr Drive Cath Atic Ginter Hotel Bexar Giiter Hotel Mantz-Zauth Sarovity Lin Chuibegenis Milan Grace Lotherad Church Wamen’s Baclery Ciuistics Hackberry Street Fidelig Bible Pita Ben- Ust Curls Vaughan Acacia Garden Group W. T. Thrill Vance Jackson Vend Ji Phibia R.C. Stone Kentucky Avenue Barker Road

Eastbound visit shapes two week trip plans

A couple from S, Ar return from an eastward tour visiting St. Louis Washington New York Buffalo Niagara Falls and Chicago. They will visit Sgt and Mrs. W O Burkett in Ontario California then reach North Hollywood to stay with cousin Mrs Mary Lowes Margorewill. Another member will journey Mexia with her mother for a short stay before attending a presbyterian women conference in Wasthern Texas with speakers including Mrs Cols Parnsworky and Mrs H Tromme. Registration begins at 1 30 pm.

Ma. F Weiss Srey Ak Ube East Trery Russell Sapp Ana Sapp Woodside St. Louis Washington, D. C New York Buffain Niagara Drtis Chicago Tant Stinep J. D. Harper Texas Chiltman George I. Barnes St. Fiol W. Cilyer EL Gragg Jr W. Coyle H. K. Tromme Boxbir Cols Parnsworky

Honor Planned for Singer During Visit at Country Club

Mrs. Jane Wilson Grear will entertain with a musical Sunday at the Country Club. Guests include Blake Proschowski, a tenor singer from New York, and Mr. Proschowski, 59, internationally known coach, with Mrs. Broschowski as house guests for several days.

Jane Wilson Grear Blake Proschowski New York Proschowski Broschowski Greer

Mrs Haggard to Head Ve 11 Medicine Auxiliary

Mrs Frank Haggard is elected president elect of the American Medical Associations auxiliary. She departs Cleveland for duties as president elect and attends a dinner in a hotel hosted by Ed Armstrong and family. Others expected include Cyrel Stephens and Lt Edwards. Armstrong and Edwards sail from New York July 18 for Hawaii. Community events include Odd Fellows gathering at Crackett hotel and a Plaza hotel dance.

Haggard Frank Haggard Ehosen American Medical Associations Cleveland Ohio Ed Armstrong le Vrivis Buward Cyrel Lenin Stephens Deh WL Edwards Armstrong Edwards Houston New York Hawaii Feld Artillery Usal Cai Steffler Bs Agite San Antonio

Mother and Daughter Sail for San Antonio

Mrs William Bradford formerly Rene Burnett and her daughter Anne depart Say Prone cleco from Manila by boat for New York via the Jenama canal. They will reach San Antonio for several weeks. Mia.dnek Lee has arrived from Loweveld for three weeks vigil with Lieutenant Lesa peronth, Mr. and Mrs. William Byrd Lee. Lieutenant Lee will arrive about dina 12 to remain after the wedding of Patsy Lee to Arthur Harper on June 18.

San Antonio William Bradford Rene Burnett Anne Say Prone Cleco Manila Tere New York Jenama Canal Ety Mia Dnek Lee Loweveld Cols Lesa Peronth William Byrd Lee Lee Patsy Lee Wid Arthur Harper

Miss Grace Roegelein Dinner Dance Highlight

Grace Roegelein hosts a dinner dance event in the Anacache room of the Wal. Anthony attends with local guests enjoying a festive evening marked by music and dancing.

Grace Roegeleine Grace Raegele The Wal Anthony Hate

Fort Worth Couple Wed In Elegant Presbyterian Rite

Miss Katherine Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs G Wallace Smith and Coliemnie Rector Cannon of Austin son of Mrs Guy Cannon of Austin wed Tuesday at First Presbyterian with Dr Patrick Miller officiating. Music by Frederick Kings and organists Shubert and Delehaven accompanied rites. Attendants wore green and apricot gowns with colonial bonnets. Bride carried gardenia and stephanotis bouquet. veil and train described. Reception in bride’s garden with white and green decor. Couple to spend two weeks in Mexico City then reside in Fort Worth.

Katharine Smith G. Wallace Smith Cdlemnie Rector Cannon Fort Worth Guy Gannon Austin First Presbyterian Church Patrick Miller Frederick Kings Shubert Deelhoven Lirbesteatin Wrb Thraughet Charles Bardwell Risbon Albert Sheppard Houston Barbara Burnett Dallas Ger Dar Oakley Yantis Honey Mig Gaynor Kendell W. D. Masterson Lita Willams Waco Mesdames Tom, Bain Wasco Hugo Willsms George Porter Mexico City T Hey Mrs. Cannon Port Warth

Milburn Buckley Rites Read in Houston

Milburn Buckley wedding held in Houston to Malcot Long Milburn, with bride Beryl Buckley in white gown. Attendants included Mrs. Paul Boreninet and Miss Myra Teclnidin. groom's attendants listed. Couple to reside in Paterson. relatives and local guests named.

Antonine Pines Taoon Mill of Brideamakly Ruth Bell Houston Belly Edith Cochran San Antonio Hal Gogelt Broomamen Py Matyas Dwar Gockran Joh Jarratt Golut McKay Paterson

Japan pressuring for Dutch rubber and British silk shipments

Washington reports indicate Japan is demanding Dutch rubber consignments and high grade silk to Britain via Singapore to meet its material needs. Dutch concessions could ease supplies but full fulfillment would strain American and British needs. Officials note Japan may adjust aims to avoid worsening Pacific tensions.

Washington Dune Japan Netherlands United States Singapore Pacific Kenkichi Yoshizawa Batavia Yuulilenwva Mateyoki South Pacific Ian

Britain Turns Sea Route Talks Signal Wider War Change

Washington June 11 An agreement for American merchantmen to take over British shipping routes to Australia and New Zealand signals a probable prelude to a broader British withdrawal from maritime routes outside the war zone. The maritime commission said British vessels would be released for Britain's war effort, highlighting Britain's need for cargo tonnage and the shipbuilding program increasing to 746 vessels under construction. Secretary Knox urged rapid production by the shipbuilding industry, and President Roosevelt discussed naval strategy with Admiral King as the conflict presses toward expanded cooperation.

Washington Mmerchantmen United States Canada Australia New Zealand Maritime Commission Britain Commission John A. Dempsey Senate Dempsey Roosevett Ernest J. King Ananile Flere Knox Anverice

West Side Negro Job Representation Demanded

A West Side education league committee demanded equal representation of West Side Negroes in city appointments before Mayor G. K. Quin on Wednesday. The group presented a list of candidates for city jobs, noting West Side Negroes predominantly held lowly porter positions and urged broader inclusion in health department roles.

West Side

Lawhon Campaign Views City Hall Post Vacant

Lawhon, a former deputy sheriff and district attorney investigator, comments on City Hall vacancy and county officials. The piece notes his background with Will W. Wood and work under the district attorney.

Lawhon Atass Lawhon Anderson Wang Bexar County Will W. Wood

San Pedro Pool Set to Open This Saturday

San Pedro Phinge announced by City Commissioner Henry F. Hein that the Pedro pool will open Saturday after weeks of delay caused by equipment problems and repair work.

San Pedro

Walther League Rally Scheduled Schedule Near July

Walther League Rally planned with a July event and a pre-convention gathering at St Pauls Lutheran. President Ludwig Teague of Bb Pauls Teague will attend as speaker, with local organizers preparing the rally setup and schedule.

St. Paul's Lutheran Clutch al & Fs Cd. Hilwer Ludwig Bb, Paul's Teague Dw Chatee

Mock War Practice Distorts June Training Scene

Red and Blue Divisions staged a mock battle as part of a June training drill. Soldiers engaged in simulated combat under muddy conditions across multiple divisions, with hours and outcomes partially obscured by disrupted text.

First quarter profits rise at Reading and several firms

New York June 4. First quarter profits of Reading Induae Ival and sercontuis corporations Wale Uae Mileest since 1020, a tom filation by live Federal Reserve bank of New York showed today. Earnings of 441 selestad corpora tons were 16 per cent higher than the first three months of last year and 10 per cent above the Aust quarters of 1927. Principal gains were reported by JoeMpANiCs MiAkiNg curable goods.

New York Reading Induae Ival Sercontuis Federal Reserve Bank of New York Selestad Joempanics

Major P D Smith Reports to Fort Sam Houston

Maj. P. D. Smith has reported for duty at Fort Sam Houston and was appointed assistant provost marshal. Also listed is Lt. Atinaj H. Monday through Friday for The Bost Infantry, with responsibilities in the column, per local notices.

Prosper D. Smith Infantry Fort Sam Houston Fis Krsa Atinaj H Bost

Suburban Fire Protection Terms Sought by City and County

City and county attorneys will negotiate terms under which the city will provide fire protection to suburban areas. The Fire and Police Commission and the County Commissioners' court discussed payment rates, to be approved by both the city council and the county body. Anderson noted a new state law defining the city's duty to provide protection to outlying areas.

Fire and Police Commission~ OP L. Anderson County Commissioners’ Court Anderson State Tie

Frank Feille Secures City Court Post

Frank Feille, former chief deputy county tax assessor under Albert W. Huth, was named chief clerk of the Corporation cork by Mayor GC Quin. Bob Cruz, previously a deputy under Owen W. Kilday, was appointed court transport clerk amid city hall moves.

Frank Feille Albert W. Huth Corporation Cork GC. K. Quin Bob Cruz Owen W. Kilday Trant Balltt

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